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Bullshit, Tesla headlamps blind everyone else on the road straight from the factory.
"tesla" and "build quality" do not match, even before the cyberstuck
Yeah, he already covered "poorly aimed or not aimed at all."
Unless they were aimed poorly from the factory (with how bad their cars are built I'd lean towards that being very probable) they should not be blinding. I know someone with a very early model 3 that had poorly aimed headlights, but he eventually got it fixed. But the 5 other people I know with Teslas are not at all blinding. My Outbacks slightly fucked up headlight is more blinding than their cars.
Yes, my Tesla came from the factory with the headlights pointed at the sky. Was getting flashed all over the place. Fortunately they have an easy GUI in the MCU to aim them. But I'm sure many drivers are not smart enough to figure that out or even realize it's possible.
And most cars involve a good amount of work to aim them manually which is time-consuming and possibly intimidating.
Eh, depends on the car. Most of mine involved opening the hood and twisting a screw.
That's because there is no governance for aiming headlights properly. It's usually done by dealers who don't care.
Most headlight issues are because people have retrofitted improper lights into their factory casings. different light sources project light in different patterns so if you put an LED or an HID bulb in a halogen housing it will blind the fuck out of everyone.
But at the same time if headlights aren't aimed properly they'll just blind anyone anyway regardless of the light pattern.
On top of that really tall vehicles, even when aimed properly, still aim their headlights directly into your eyes just because of how high above the ground they are.
Very little of the blinding headlights issues are due to the source of the light.